The year is 1971 and sixteen-year-old Sharon is sick and tired of the life she is living. With parents that control her every move in life and deny her the choice to attend college because she’s a female, she decides to run away with her...

Women Wronged: Discrimination, Repression, & Sexism from the Sixties to Now is a collection of stories from multiple women. Edited, and partly written by Toby Heathcotte, each story details another woman's account of growing up in a world of discrimination, repression, and sexism. Each one...

Bound: A Daughter, a Domme, and an End-of-Life Story by Elizabeth Anne Wood is an honest memoir that takes readers on an emotional ride through the last eight months of her mother’s life. The author is a sociology professor who is startled when she discovers...

Spiritual Truth in the Age of Fake News by Elizabeth Geitz is the kind of book that keeps you engaged whether read in one sitting or one chapter a day. Every lesson addresses the deepest truths that most of us have never bothered to contemplate...

In today's society, learning the basic rules of etiquette can seem quite outdated. However, this doesn't mean that you should not reach the highest possible standards in every area of your life and become a Girl with Grace. Do you dare to believe in yourself...

Romance... Push The On Button! (How to Turn Your Man Into A Romantic) by Paul Gaughan is a non-fiction book on relationships that would appeal most to an audience made up of primarily female adults who are comfortable with reading about sexual beliefs, menopause, arousal,...

The Power of Moms with Dreams: Secrets to Help Busy Moms Live Their Dreams, Get Results and Model Success to Their Children by D.A. Batrowny is an uplifting and insightful book for all those readers who are mothers to succeed and live the life of...

Cooking for Cancer: A Book with Purpose by Johanna Harlen is a ground-breaking book that provides readers with the right tools to fight cancer without running any risks. Written by a Holistic Nutrition Practitioner who has experienced cancer in her own family, this book provides...

Anxiety has become a kind of epidemic in society. We live in a world where we search for love, acceptance, and validation from the outside world, and do not connect with our inner selves. Girl Behind the Fence: Anxiety by Mozelle Martin and other authors...

At the beginning of A Letter To My Little Sisters by Naomi White, the author emphasizes that women are so nurturing yet they need to take a look in the mirror. Women replace love with things and people. Then, they go home alone. On the...